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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

World Civilizations II 8-23-12

The Classical Civilizations.

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World Civilizations II 8-21-12

What is history and the ancient civilizations?

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World Civilizations II Lesson Plans

	Monday 8/20	Tuesday 8/21	Wednesday 8/22	Thursday 8/23	Friday 8/24
Wk 1	Review last year in your notes	What is History? Review the Past: Primitive History.	Think very hard on what I said yesterday Read 2 Samuel 24:1-17 and 1 Chronicles 21:1-17	Review the past: Classical Civilizations	Setting up Fridays from now on. Philosophy, Debate, Discussion.
	Monday 8/27	Tuesday 8/28	Wednesday 8/29	Thursday 8/30	Friday 8/31
Wk 2	Read 2 Samuel 24:1-17 and 1 Chronicles 21:1-17 Write a response paper on your thoughts due August 28	The Moral Philosophy	Skim Chapter 10 pp. 224-247	The Three ancient Views of Man: Anthropological History	Ancient Philosophy
	Monday 9/3	Tuesday 9/4	Wednesday 9/5	Thursday 9/6	Friday 9/7
Wk 3	LABOR DAY NO WORK ASSIGNED	Rome Falls and all Romish things disappear	Skim Chapter 11 pp. 251-275	The Middle Ages in 60 minutes or less	Discuss what I missed yesterday in the whirlwind Middle Ages, come prepared to engage in the discussion.
	Monday 9/10	Tuesday 9/11	Wednesday 9/12	Thursday 9/13	Friday 9/14
Wk 4	Response Paper due Sept. 11	Nations Have Arisen Ancient History Quiz	Read Chapter 14 pp. 325-353, sections 1 and 2	High School Retreat	High School Retreat
	Monday 9/17	Tuesday 9/18	Wednesday 9/19	Thursday 9/20	Friday 9/21
Wk 5	Response Paper due Sept. 18	How Nations Unify, and The Rise of Art	Read Chapter 14 pp. 325-353, sections 3, 4 and 5	The Renaissance begins: The Three Rich Cities, How does Money Come Back?	Debate 1 Groups 1&2

	Monday 9/24	Tuesday 9/25	Wednesday 9/26	Thursday 9/27	Friday 9/28
Wk 6	Response paper due Sept. 25	Banking and the Monetary system	Skim Chapter 14 pp. 325-353 Read Henry IV Part 1	The Four-Fold Meaning vs. the Humanistic Method: Reading Classics as Classic	Group 3 Teaches us about the Humanities
	Monday 10/1	Tuesday 10/2	Wednesday 10/3	Thursday 10/4	Friday 10/5
Wk 7	Response paper due Oct. 2 Read Henry IV Part 1	The Growth of Humanities through the Patronage System	Read Henry IV Part 1	The Renaissance visits Germany and gives us The Reformation. The Three Views of Christianity	Greek Philosophy
	Monday 10/8	Tuesday 10/9	Wednesday 10/10	Thursday 10/11	Friday 10/12
Wk 8	Response paper due Oct. 9	France loses its one good chance and The 30 Years War and a Hope for something more Certain	Study Chapter 14 pp. 325-353	The Scientific Revolution Essay Questions for Chapter 14 Test handed out	Question day: Bring all your questions to be answered
	Monday 10/15	Tuesday 10/16	Wednesday 10/17	Thursday 10/18	Friday 10/19
Wk 9	Response paper due Oct. 16 Study Chapter 14 pp. 325-353	Mélange of Europe after the two R’s Chapter 14 Test given out, due Thursday Oct. 18	Take Chapter 14 Test	The changing of economic situations, and the birth of Economics, The Portuguese strike out for defensive money.	No School / Fall Holliday

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